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scenario-seedance-storyboard

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Use when a Seedance video must hold continuous movement across shots: dance choreography, fights, sports, or any performance where limbs teleport, feet slide, or motion resets at every cut, or when turning a storyboard and character sheet into a multi-shot sequence that plays as one take. Keywords: storyboard to video, choreography, movement control, pose chain, timecoded shot script, first and last frame chaining, character sheet, multi-shot continuity, Seedance 2.5 and 2.0.

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# Scenario Seedance Storyboard

## Overview

Prompted shot by shot, generated movement falls apart: limbs teleport, feet slide, and every cut
resets the performance. So storyboard instead of prompting harder. What this delivers is continuous
motion through the handoffs, not editorially distinct cuts: for cuts a viewer can feel, cut the
delivered clip yourself with `scenario-video-editing`. Write a timecoded shot script, draw a
character sheet and a numbered panel per shot, and hold one rule: every shot ends in the pose the
next one starts from. Pinned boundaries leave nothing to reset, so the cuts play as one performance.

Connection and the core loop: the `scenario` skill; the Seedance parameter contract, conditioning
traps, and sound lanes: the `scenario-seedance` skill; identity across stills and a reusable
character sheet: the `scenario-consistency` and `scenario-identity-library` skills; a board or comic
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